They can’t regulate Bitcoin, so they’re trying to buy it all.
They orchestrate the dips, shake the weak hands out, scoop up their coins, and steadily accumulate more of the supply.
The less $BTC left in the hands of ordinary people, the more concentrated and trackable the ownership becomes.
And the beauty of it? The scarcer the supply gets, the higher the price has to go. ✌️
no capital
If you don’t have the capital to buy into something right now, whether to potentially trade a BO or to accumulate spot crypto at these levels, that’s completely fine. I had less than 1k available in 2021.
The important thing to understand is that crypto will always offer asymmetric trading opportunities. The next bull run, with new narratives and new cycle dynamics, especially now with all the new trading apps and platforms, institution pushing for market share, agentic AI… will inevitably create plenty of new trading opportunities and market dynamics.
So there’s absolutely no reason for you to feel FOMO. There will always be new trading opportunities. Focus on improving your market read and execution. The skill set you build now will be the one that ultimately leads to your success years down the line, when you have significantly more capital to deploy.
Stay focused
So look, here’s the play: Bitcoin gets crushed, governments load up, then announce it as a strategic reserve asset on par with gold. Bitcoin goes straight to the moon, everything else follows, and boom 💥
Poor man.
I spent significant time and money building a platform that you explicitly told me you were interested in.
You could have brought me onto the https://t.co/J4zdGmmuxz team. You could have simply told me you were building something. You didn't have to tell me what. You could have even put me under an NDA.
There were so many ways this could have been handled professionally, and you chose the worst possible way to handle it.
Then you responded with, "you're negative nonstop."
I was the person in your Discord handling devrel when you weren't around. I spent hours organizing and supporting your developer community. I had 30+ developers building under Bullpad because I genuinely believed in what we were trying to build.
I wasn't asking for a handout. I was trying to build something useful for your ecosystem, and I deserved enough respect to be communicated with honestly.
Saying you have "a lot of people DMing you" isn't an excuse. Your platform has multiple vulnerabilities, and I'm sure you're aware of them.
You gave $30K each to @NeverGoon and @youngjazzeth to onboard, while the developers actually building infrastructure for the ecosystem get zero consideration?
Do better. Your excuses aren't good enough.